Constitutional and legal basis of the institute of public control in the republic of uzbekistan (theoretical analysis) Norliev Rustam Ibragimovich

Results and discussions.
The formation of civil society institutions as a subject of public control over the activities of public authorities expands not only its functions but also its scope of authority.

First, civil society institutions have a special place in the system of social relations, as a specific governance structure aimed at ensuring the unity and solidarity of people in public administration, while directing public control over public administration and its implementation on the basis of coordination of different interests and interests of citizens. it must function as a democratic institution that establishes (coordinates public control);

Second, at the new stage of state and public administration, it is necessary to fully establish social cooperation between various non-governmental non-profit organizations, citizens' self-government bodies, mass media, political parties and other civil society institutions operating in the country;

Third, it is necessary to establish an effective system of cooperation with public authorities, with the active participation (representatives) of civil society institutions in the reporting of public administration officials to the people (local councils, chambers of the Oliy Majlis) [5, p. 79].